‘Space Pups’ Reinforce Panspermia and Deep Space Colonization
After creating over 200 Space Pups, scientists believe DNA might survive for centuries if stored in space.
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All-Female Creatures Called Bdelloids Reproduce After 24,000 Years Frozen
All-female cloning Bdelloids surpass the tardigrades as most resistant animal, surviving 24,000 years frozen in Siberian permafrost.
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The Cosmic Web is Spinning, Bringing Order to the Universe
A team of international researchers found the cosmic web connecting galaxies is rotating in a helix that reminds one of DNA.
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Surfing Electrons Riding Waves Create the Aurora Borealis
First proposed in 1946, scientists have finally proven that electrons can surf, gaining speed along electromagnetic waves high above Earth.
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Several Dinosaurs Related to Velociraptor Evolved Flight
A new study finds that several dinosaur lineages were capable of powered flight, not merely gliding as previously thought.
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Obama Opens Up About UFOs and Aliens Ahead of UAP Report
Obama discusses what he knows about UFOs and how he thinks knowledge of extraterrestrial life could change the world.
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Anole Lizards That Act Like Scuba Divers With Natural Oxygen Tanks
Researchers used tiny sensors measure the oxygen in tiny bubbles on the anole’s snouts. Then, they learned many anole species could dive like Scuba divers to avoid predators.
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Ancient Poop Reveals Extinction Event Inside Humans
Scientists studying ancient poop discovered that inside, we’re not as diverse as we used to be.
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Leaked Time Machine Slides are Propaganda, China Says
China and a private company deny involvement with a time machine project found in leaked Powerpoint slides.
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Researchers Find Over 65 Animals Laugh Besides Humans
Researchers found laughter isn’t so uniquely human but a behavior shared with many animal species.
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Did The Hyksos Influence the Alphabet, Exodus, and the Sphinx?
Tombs from the Hyksos may reveal clues about people who had a profound influence on the world after their brief 100-year rule.
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Discovery of Golden City of Aten May Shed Light on Pharaoh Akhenaten
Shortly after the Golden Parade in Egypt, news of the discovery of the Golden City of Aten was released.
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Scientists Discover a Switch Causing a Gorilla’s Brain to Grow More Like a Human’s
After comparing the growth of cells belonging to chimpanzees, humans, and gorillas, the researchers discovered a gene that switches on later in humans.
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Octopuses Live in Underwater Cities and Other Recent Surprises
Octopuses continue to surprise scientists as we learn more about their extraordinary abilities and intelligence.
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The Moon’s magnetic field was twice as strong as Earth’s for billions of years
Scientists have tested Moon rocks to find evidence of a strong magnetic field that persisted for billions of years.
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4,000-year-old Egyptian tomb of a woman named Ankh is unearthed
A woman with the familiar name of Ankh was found in a tomb with the earliest illustrated book for how to become a god in the afterlife.
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Russia’s Nuclear-Powered Zeus Spacecraft to Travel from Moon to Jupiter
Russia plans to launch Zeus, a nuclear-powered ‘space tug’ by 2030. Meanwhile the US plans a nuclear base on the Moon and Mars.
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Ancient Aboriginal Memory Technique Beats Greek Method in Study
Scientists from Australia found the ancient Aboriginal memory techniques were more effective than the Greek Memory Palace method. Both methods can help anyone remember information.
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